Thank you Jian, enjoyed this. I have taken to growing all my peppers outside and in ground. I found if you cut them back (but leave some leaves on) they will survive the winter ok.
Thank you Allan, glad you enjoyed! We also do grow some peppers in the ground but find that the fancy ones don't overwinter well where we are and we lost many in past years. We are also very short on bed space in winter so can't have too many chillis hogging our scarce winter bed space 😅 Our more stock standard chillis do however reshoot which is nice to not have to do anything 💚
It's the craziest chilli I've ever seen! You'll definitely be able to get them in the US - you guys have the best varieties and we have to order from heirloom seed sellers where you are 💚
Hi. Have you ever posted recipes for pickling your chilli's? I was also wondering what you use for plant tags as mine always deteriorate so rapidly no matter what type I try
I am binge watching your videos wow lovely peppers love that purple 💜 one
Enjoyed this Jian 👍🏻
Thank you Tania 💚
Thank you Jian, enjoyed this.
I have taken to growing all my peppers outside and in ground.
I found if you cut them back (but leave some leaves on) they will survive the winter ok.
Thank you Allan, glad you enjoyed! We also do grow some peppers in the ground but find that the fancy ones don't overwinter well where we are and we lost many in past years. We are also very short on bed space in winter so can't have too many chillis hogging our scarce winter bed space 😅 Our more stock standard chillis do however reshoot which is nice to not have to do anything 💚
I have never seen anything like that space chili. I'm going to have to see if those are available in the US-want to try them!
It's the craziest chilli I've ever seen! You'll definitely be able to get them in the US - you guys have the best varieties and we have to order from heirloom seed sellers where you are 💚
It seem you don't have Cayanne,Mad Hatter or Shisito variety peppers in your Garden tour,ha?.
Where do you sorce your seed?
Hi. Have you ever posted recipes for pickling your chilli's? I was also wondering what you use for plant tags as mine always deteriorate so rapidly no matter what type I try
Paddlepop sticks are the best, they can be composted afterward or put through the mulcher and used with woodchips
@@kimberly-mo5cp I don't find they are any good. Once they get wet and are exposed to the sun, you can't read them. Oh well
At what stage can you consume the Capsicum?
They are all capsicums, Not a pepper at all